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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1902
Page
17
Atlanta Social Calendar Note Prominent Mrs Dexter Heads Committee
Mrs George Dexter appointed chairman of a key Atlanta chapter committee signaling activity for the group. The next Atlanta chapter meeting is set for the second Thursday in March. In social news, Mrs Harvey North hosted a card party at the Majestic with sisters, friends and many guests, followed by a luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dexter
Atlanta
Harvey North
James McKeldin
The
Majestic
Newnan
Engagement and social items from early Atent city notices
Mrs James English Jr won a prize in the color contest while Mrs Inman Sanders took second and Mrs Robert Shedden drew the candy-filled donkey booby. Mary Belle Meador announces engagement to Talley Ball Graves with April wedding planned. Harry Atkinson Jr hosted a dinner party on Ponce de Leon circle with floral centerpiece and candy gifts for guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Cobb Caldwell
Inman Sanders
James Robinson
Hugh Richardson
Ralph van Landingham
William J. Montgomery
William 8. Elkin
Hugh McKears
John M. Moore
Jants English, Jr
Thomas D. Meador
Thomas HR. Paine
Frank” Inman
James R
Gray
Frances C. Black
John Frank Meador
George W. Connors
Harry M. Atkinson
Edward McKean
Robert F. Maddox
Albert Thornton
Jusus Oglesby
Robert F. Shedden
McAllen Marsh
Frank Holland
Paul Goldsmith
Isabel Block
Jennie English
Addie Maude
James English, Jr
Robert Shedden
MccKeldin
Imeador-Graves
IMR
James J. Meador
Mary Belle
Talley Ball Graves
Frank Breck Meador
Miss Meador
Mr. Graves
Mr Graves
Hilltower & Graves
Atent
Ponce Yy de Leon
Harry Atkinson, Jr
Lir
Ralph Sa
Te Ana nl Te Ana nl Supplies Notice
A brief line indicating that orders are promptly filled and samples are cheerfully provided on request. The notice emphasizes that all orders are carefully and promptly filled.
New Styles in Silk and Wool Accessories Debut
Hu Y Giles introduces fresh goods including work squares center pieces and scarves. The items are described as novel and newly released, signaling a trendy domestic craft collection.
Special 50 Fabric Sale Prices Across Silks and Linings
Real Irish Poplin in leading shades and black offered at 1 per yard. White Louisine Silks with black stripes priced to attract buyers at 1.50 per yard. Natural Pongee Silk for ladies shirts 23 inches wide. 25 inch Taffeta light weight for linings at 0.68 per yard. 27 inch Black Taffeta marketed as the best value per yard.
Fabrics and Dress Materials in New Shades and Widths
Broad listing of fabric pieces and dress materials including 46 inch Crepe Etamine 15 pieces at 1.25 per yard, 43 inch Black Cheviot sponged and shrunk ready for use at 0.75 per yard, and 48 inch Black and Colored Silk and Wool Voile in new shades at 1.25 per yard. Includes various light shades and widths suitable for dresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boliennes
Lace and Embroidery Sale Promises Fashion Show Appeal
A bustling lace and embroidery department hosts a spring exposition aimed at women, featuring embroidered mulis robes, ecru linen options, novel dress trimmings, collars, and lace robes. Monday offers 16,006 yards of embroidery and 75 pieces of lace trims at discounted per yard prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Argo
Ecru
Batiste
Big sale of white shirt waists and fabrics in latest textiles
A retail ad announces specials on white striped Madras fins 32 inches wide, fine white Mercerized Embroidered cloth, White Shirt Waist Linen 36 inches wide, long cloth 36 inches wide with maker’s name on bolts, Nainsook bolts, 40 inch White Lawn, Sheer White Dawn and Anderson Medias in solid colors and stripes. Prices per yard range from 25c to $1.25, with bolts sizes noted and sale tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O& Dot
Geta
OWL
Fixux
Doe
Anderson Medias
Ready-for Wear Department Spring Styles for Women
Ready for Wear showcases new Spring waists skirts and petticoats for women. Features white Louisine and Mouire skirts with trims, white silk waists in Peau de Soie, and china silk waists, plus black Mergerized petticoats with flounce. Special prices listed for Monday and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esseserievees
Spelling Bee At Knights Of Pythias Hall
Thursday evening at 26 East Alabama street the Uniformed Daughters of Camp Walker and United Confederate Veterans held an old-fashioned candy pulling and spelling bee. Weather kept many away yet those present enjoyed games and frolic. Choosers were Mr. Charles Ozourn and Miss Ola Alford with Mr. J C Bean Sr delivering words as a fierce word battle continued for a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias Hall
Alabama Street
Uniformed Daughters of Camp Walker
United Confederate Veter
Ans
Charles Ozourn
Ola Alford
J. C. Bean, Sr
Folly and prizes mark a village contest night
A reading of names and humorous mispronunciations ends with prize awards including Miss Alford a bound volume of Jean Ingelow and Mr Ozburn a penknife. Booby prizes go to Mr Stephens and Miss Ozburn. A Bas a solo by Ma Coker, thanks for ticket buyers, and a bowling party at Piedmont Driving Club with prizes. An upcoming bazaar at St Joseph infirmary. Council of Jewish Women meets February 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ptryzold
Charles A. Vittur
Mr. Stephens
Ozburn
McClure
Fall
Ma Coker
Robert J. Lowry
Piedmont
Frantic Els
Albert Stowell
Tompkins
Hagan
Will Inman
Bailey Thomas
Martha Glover
Tama Dociv
Wills Regan
Chapin
Egleston
Eva May Land Marries Rufus L. Smith at Methodist Church
The most brilliant social event of the section was the marriage of Miss Eva May Land to Mr. Rufus L. Smith, Wednesday evening at the Methodist church in Smith-Land Ga. The church was decorated in white and green. Mendelssohn’s wedding march opened the ceremony with ushers and bridesmaids in attending roles. A reception followed at the Crum home on Third Street. The couple will reside with Miss Iva Sasnett on Third Street among friends and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Jackson
Eva May Land
Rufus L. Smith
Methodist Church
E. J. Willicgns
Mendelssohn
J. H. Carmichael
Helen Land
H. M. Griffin
Hartwell
J. W. Crum
Third Street
Mrs. Smith
Gelders Restaurant Provides Quick Service and Paneer
The report notes Gelders Restaurant as a popular quick service venue offering paneer dishes. It mentions Vignauz's Restaurant as a well known nearby option and references local diners in Atlanta. The text emphasizes familiarity with customer preferences and a bustling dining scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vignauz
Atlanta
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